Month: August 2025
Chicago Sports Network and Aquimo have launched a groundbreaking mobile gaming experience integrated with live baseball broadcasts, marking a first for regional sports networks, enhancing fan engagement during games.
Two Chicago hospitals have been named to the 2025 list of ‘Best Hospitals’ in the U.S., NBC 5 Chicago reports. The recognition highlights their excellence in patient care and medical innovation.
Former President Donald Trump plans to deploy up to 1,700 National Guard troops across 19 states to intensify efforts against crime and immigration, expanding his crackdown ahead of the 2024 election.
Following LA’s deployment of the National Guard amid rising unrest, Chicago officials are weighing similar measures. The city monitors developments closely as debates over security and civil order intensify.
A massive new development is planned near the Chicago Premium Outlets, aiming to boost retail and entertainment options. The project promises job creation and increased visitor traffic, reshaping the local economic landscape.
A City Journal article warns New York against repeating Chicago’s education missteps, highlighting the need for reforms that prioritize student outcomes, accountability, and resource allocation to avoid systemic failure.
A 17-year-old girl allegedly stabbed a 20-year-old woman in Englewood, Chicago, authorities report. The incident is under investigation as police seek more details on the motive and circumstances.
Chicago saw a surge of new businesses in 2024, boosting the local economy. Experts predict continued growth in 2025, fueled by innovation and investment, solidifying the city’s role as a Midwest business hub.
The Chicago Blackhawks have swept Elite Prospects’ Top 100 rankings, showcasing the depth and talent in their organization. On Tap Sports Net highlights their dominance and promising future in hockey.
As Trump pledges to eliminate mail-in voting, Illinois election officials emphasize that fraud is “extremely rare,” defending the integrity of the state’s voting system amid ongoing political debate.
Caleb Williams led a dynamic Bears offense in their preseason debut, showcasing a blend of precision passing and explosive plays. Chicago’s No. 1 unit looks primed for a strong season ahead.
Illinois US Senator Dick Durbin condemns the Trump administration’s removal of immigration judges in Chicago, calling the firings politically motivated. Durbin urges fair and impartial judicial oversight.
Chicago shines as a top holiday destination for families, offering festive events, ice skating, and vibrant markets. Choose Chicago highlights must-see attractions for a memorable winter getaway.
Chicago Public Schools announced cost-cutting measures this fall aimed at easing budget pressures. Families can expect changes impacting programs and services as the district adjusts spending to close gaps.
Former President Donald Trump announced that Chicago and New York City are next in line for a federal crackdown on crime. The move aims to address rising violence through increased law enforcement presence.
A historic church on the West Loop’s edge, known for its stunning architecture and event hosting, has been listed for sale. The property offers unique opportunities amid Chicago’s vibrant real estate market.
WATCH: Former West Virginia football star Tyson Bagent broke down in tears upon receiving a contract extension with the Chicago Bears, highlighting the emotional moment for the promising quarterback early in his NFL career.
The Chicago Sky secured a rare victory against the Dallas Wings, overcoming twin double-doubles from Stars’ key players. The win marks a pivotal moment in the Sky’s season, highlighting their resilience and teamwork.
At least four people were killed and 14 others wounded in a mass shooting in Chicago’s River North neighborhood, officials confirmed. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and search for suspects.
Cook County politician Samantha Steele was arrested for DUI and reportedly told Chicago officers, “I’m an elected official,” during the incident. The arrest raises questions about accountability and conduct among public officials.